Mike Wallace, WR (Pittsburgh Steelers)

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Mike Wallace has plenty of talent, but things are not looking in his favor as he looks for a new team as a restricted free agent.

As pointed out by NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal, many teams are balking at the first-round draft pick that would be lost to acquire Wallace (along with the likelihood of paying him a contract of about $100 million).

Don't count on any team putting in an offer by the April 20 deadline. Wallace will continue to play in black and yellow.

Lardarius Webb, CB (Baltimore Ravens)

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*Restricted free agent

While the first-round tender placed on the Baltimore Ravens' Lardarius Webb may make him a tough pick-up for any team, the New England Patriots have expressed interest in picking up the young cornerback using one of their two first-round picks.

However, Webb's value to the Ravens organization cannot be understated. He's one of the best young members of the team's defense and had the best season of his career in 2011.

As long as the Patriots' (or any other team's) contract offer isn't too high, look for the Ravens to match anything thrown out to Webb.

London Fletcher, LB (Washington Redskins)

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Linebacker London Fletcher is staying with the Washington Redskins. The contract situation has not been settled yet, but the team would be remiss to let one of its most solid contributors walk away this offseason.

Aubrayo Franklin, DT (New Orleans Saints)

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Big defensive tackle Aubrayo Franklin may not be drawing too many big salary offers, but what he lacks in youth and recent success (his 2011 garnered less than positive reviews) he makes up for in raw size.

He could be a contributor to a team that could use some defensive-line depth. He might be a good fit for a team like the Kansas City Chiefs, who are lacking on the defensive line.

Kareem McKenzie, OT (New York Giants)

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Offensive tackle Kareem McKenzie is not coming back to the New York Giants, and at 33 years old, the veteran may have a tough time generating a whole lot of interest.

His age was apparent in the worst way at stretches last season, as opposing rushers often got the best of him. He may decide it's best to end on a high note with the Giants' Super Bowl victory (his second with the team).

"Braylon played extremely well the two years he was here," Ryan told the New York Post. "I always thought Braylon was a tremendous worker on the practice field, and he only dropped one pass I remember his last year."

At the right price, it's definitely not out of the question to see Edwards make a return to Gang Green in 2012.

Jim Leonhard, S (New York Jets)

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New York Jets safety Jim Leonhard's injured knee has kept him from being a major player in free-agency discussions. While 2011 wasn't his best year, his injury showed the Jets had a major depth problem at the position.

Cedric Benson, RB (Cincinnati Bengals)

Cincinnati Bengals running back Cedric Benson is done in orange and black following the signing of New England Patriots back BenJarvus Green-Ellis, but he still has more football to play.

He could have a shot of making his mark with the New England Patriots, who have a knack for picking up aging backs and blending them into their offense (kind of like what they did with former Bengals back Corey Dillon).